Scratches, Fading, Cracks. Fixed.
Specialist repair and recolour kits for every leather type.
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FIND MY PRODUCTSLeather absorbs everything; sweat, oils and dust. A clean surface is the foundation of leather that lasts.
Think of it as skincare for your leather. Our conditioners penetrate deep to keep your leather soft and supple.
An invisible barrier repels soiling and blocks UV. Leather that is well cared for not only looks amazing but lasts 3 times longer.
Those scratches and cracks don't have to stay. Fill them, and nobody will know they were there.
Colour can wear or fade. Why not bring it back? Our paint and dye kits get the job done.
Choose from 85+ colours and transform your leather into something completely new. The possibilities are endless.
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Care & Protection Kit
Regular care with professional-grade products. This Kit will ensure your leather stays clean, hygienic, soft and looking its best for years to come.
- Clean away spills, dirt and body oils before they do lasting harm
- Leather that feels soft and supple, not dry or brittle
- An invisible barrier that protects against grime and UV exposure
Aniline Restoration Kit
The only kit formulated specifically for aniline, semi-aniline and waxed leather. Conceals stains and restores colour without painting over the natural finish.
- Fading, sun damage and worn patches corrected with penetrating dye and colour cream
- Natural Aniline character preserved. Build opacity with additional layers. You control the coverage
- Revamp aged and stained leather for a whole new chapter.
Repair & Recolour Kit
Fill the damage then restore or change the colour. A tannery grade system for pigmented leather sofas, car seats, bags, apparel and more.
- Colour restored to original or changed to something new across 85+ shades
- Cracks, stains and damage, filled and concealed
- Save thousands on replacement or professional services
Frequently Asked Questions
It comes down to two things: what your leather needs, and what type of leather you have.
Care kits clean away grime, condition to maintain suppleness, and protect against UV and future soiling.
If your leather has visible damage such as a tear, scratches, cracks, stains, fading or worn colour, our repair and recolour kits fix damage and restore colour.
Not sure which solution is the best fit for you? The quiz takes 60 seconds and tells you exactly what fits your leather.
Most leather falls into one of five types. Here is how to tell them apart.
Pigmented leather is the most common. It has an even, opaque colour and feels slightly smooth and cool. Water beads on the surface when it is new. Over time, the coating can crack or flake. The colour on the surface can be different to the colour of the leather underneath. Almost all genuine car leather is pigmented.
Aniline or semi-aniline leather feels warm and soft. It shows natural grain and variation. A few drops of water quickly absorb into the surface. The dyed colour is the same on the front and back. Long-term exposure to oils or greasy spills can leave a stain. Often tan in colour, the softly mottled aesthetic gives an overall natural leather appearance.
Waxed or oiled leather has a distinctive distressed look with intentional creases and crackle lines in the finish. Think classic cigar chair. Scratch or flex the surface, and a lighter mark appears. Often tan in colour, it is most often used for vintage-look furniture and bags. Oiled leather furniture is rare.
Nubuck or suede has a soft, velvety nap. Nubuck has a brushed look and feel, whilst suede can have a fluffier pile. Run your hand across it, and the surface changes direction. There is no protective coating on the surface, so spills absorb easily, and long-term exposure to oils can leave a stain. The dyed colour is the same on the front and back.
Man-made leather has a very uniform grain pattern with no natural variation. The backing is usually fabric or foam. The plastic upper can feel grippy or cool. It tends to peel, flake or crumble with age.
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Yes. Time, use and accidents happen. Restoring these common problems can be satisfying while also extending the usable life of your valuable leather.
The Repair and Recolour Kit handles it. Leather Glue rejoins tears. Filler repairs surface damage: cracks, pits, scratches, and holes. Once the surface is smooth, you prime, recolour with multiple thin coats and seal. The finished result is a surface that looks whole again.
Restoring is a process. Take your time and follow the steps to bring your leather back to its best.
Yes. Faded colour is very fixable and the right kit depends on your leather type.
When colour wear happens, the Repair and Recolour Kit restores full colour coverage. It also lets you fix any surface damage at the same time.
For UV-faded aniline or semi-aniline leather, the Aniline Restoration Kit is the most popular choice. It replenishes faded colour whilst maintaining the natural look.
For waxed or oiled leather, the Waxed Care Kit conditions and revives the surface. If the colour needs more than care can fix, the Aniline Restoration Kit works here too.
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We have 85 paint and 15 dye colours covering the most popular shades. When it comes to colour matching, there is no single answer.
Here are your options for an exact match:
- To exactly match the colour of your leather, start with Sample Pots. Test them on a hidden area, and if needed, adjust the blend until it hits the target. It takes a bit of finessing, but it is achievable at home. Once you have your colour, order your kit.
- Use our paid custom colour mixing service.
Or, consider this option:
- You can skip the colour matching process by doing a full recolour rather than a spot repair. This will yield the most visually cohesive and harmonious outcome. Importantly, it removes the need for a perfect colour match.
One thing worth knowing before you start: our colourants come in two types. Leather paint is for pigmented leather and gives full, opaque coverage. Aniline dye is for aniline leather and works as a transparent stain. Using the wrong colourant type on your leather is the most avoidable mistake in the process. If you are not certain which type applies to your leather, take the quiz first.
Mould on leather happens when moisture, warmth and grime find an undisturbed, fibrous home.
Treat it with Leather Mould Remover. It tackles the mould and mould spores. Next, give your leather a service using a care kit. Together, they work to protect against future outbreaks.
Mould can damage leather by eating into the coatings or leaving an indelible footprint. When this happens, recolouring over the stain is the complete solution. Whilst bleach may remove stains, it damages leather and encourages mould growth. Our formulation is bleach-free.